National Republican., 1887-07-07
nd will he put on when demanded by the

and will he put on when demanded by the
travel.
There are other projected railroads which
may he reasonably expected IN time, all Of
which must, from the nature Of the tOpog-
raphy Of the country, touch at Carlin
Springs. II will he seen from the map pub
llshed in this issue Of the NATIONAL REpuB-
LicAN that the first station after leaving
Washington on the contemplated new Con
tinental railroad route ia Carin Springs.
WHAT MAY I'VE DONE BY co OPERATION.
When the final payment Is made on all
OF the lots, 1t will he business necessity
for the members of the syndicate to organ
ize in some form by which the property
held In common may he handled.
When this is done they can, if so minded,
largely enhance the value Of their posses
sions by entering into further plans look
ing to the development OF the place.
BY agreeing to pay SO each monthly for
twelve months the sum of $S,G40 would be
raised, amply sufficient to build hotel,
which could he rented at good interest
on the investment and which would add
greatly to the value OF the entire plant. In
the same way other profitable Improve
me 'ts could be carried on, for II Is aston
ishing what can he done through co opera-
tiOn. All that a capitalist does, however
large the enterprise, may be done by per
sons of small means acting IN a co.opera-
tive capacity. These, however, are sug-
gestions only to he acted upon In the iu
ture, and form no part of the present plan.
ANOTHER OFFER.
SO firm are we In the conviction that this
| scheme presents the safest, most attractive,
and profitable investment Of anything which
has heretofore been placed before the pub
| lie, we are willing to furnish free trans
pOrtdtion for visit to the grounds to any
one who, In good faith, desires to invest In
the syndicate. We ask no one to take our
! word, but do ask that you 90 and see the
| place for yourself, and you will find that
wa have understated rather than Overstated
its attractions.
Not only will you see the property as 1t
now stands, but will be forced to concede
that a place like this, in such close prox.
| unity to Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, must inevitably enhance in
value with each succeeding year, and that
not more than twelve months Will he
needed to bring 1t up to twice its present
value.
Further information can he obtained from
the undersigned, who will also be prepared
to furnish maps and plats Of Carlin Springs
aud vicinity.
BAXTER IL MACGowAN,
zoos and 1910 + street northwest.
MATTHEW TRIMBLE,
GA Thirteenth street.
The undersigned are the sole owners of
the Carlin Springs property, now being
placed on market by Messrs. Baxter " Mac.
Gowan and Matthew Trimble, and we
guarantee perfect title to all lots to be
sold in accordance with the circular issued
by them: also a perfect title tn the syndi-
cate for all lands not included in the plated
portion OF the property. We also confirm
their statement as to the building of tive
additional cottages, and hereby agree to
build the same and deed them to the syndi.
cate as proposed In said circular.
w. w. CURTIS,
$. $. BURpETT,
ofCURTIs II BuRDETT,
925 + street n. W.
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.
Carlin Springs presents peculiarly at
tractive features as Il picnic and excursion
ground, being within a few miles of the
city. Its pure water, wholesome and de
lightful air, fine groves and extended views
and nearness to Washington make it tn,
most desirable resort to be found anon.
the surroundings of the capital.
Arrangements will be made, including
cars and use of grounds, pavilion, ant
dining room, for picnics and excursions
In order to secure the highest degree o
attractiveness and respectability the man
ayers reserve entire control Of selection
and will admit to the grounds only sucl
parties as will, In their judgment, best con
serve these essential requisites.
For terms, &c, apply to
BAXTER IL MACGowAN,
zoos 1910 f street northwest
MATTHEW TRIMBLE,
GA Thirteenth street northwest.